Swimming in women's swimsuit

[docrobbysherry]

Yes, often. I find going in on chillier nites makes the pool feel warmer.

I get little or no thrill from swimming in women's suits or bikinis. But, swimming with a mermaid tale was exciting and challenging!

And, swimming naked in a full female silicone suit was very---er---erotic?!

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[Ann Simpson]

When we had our house boat I wore speedos and tankini bottoms and one piece speedos.. I liked how they fit

[CharlotteCD]

I've just purchased my first ladies one piece. Now I just need to rent a private cabin with a hot tub...

[Suzie Petersen]

charlotte,

Or ... book a room at a nice hotel somewhere
See my earlier post.

[Jamie390]

I have been swimming in a women's suit more times than I can count. Mostly at hotel pools. I usually wait until about 10 minutes before the pool closes, then just stay in after closing time. Very little chance of someone walking in. I have been busted One time a hotel employee came in, (after closing time) to straighten the area up, pick up dirty towels that others had left, put clean towels out, etc. I asked her if the pool was closed and if I had to leave. She replied that I was good and that she wouldn't tell anyone.

[abby054]

Yes, I have been to swimming pools on several occasions. I have three different one piece swimsuits, all purchased at the end of season sales. My favorite is yellow with black trim that accents a female shape. I find the other two suits have straps that keep sliding down my shoulders. My fave swimsuit has a hook that closes a bra strap in the back. Everything stays put. To use my breastforms, I just slip them into the bra pockets and they stay in place. When I first started wearing swimsuits, I tried padding my one piece suits with towels and old shoulder pads to try to get a little more of a femme shape but that was more effort than it was worth.

I acquired several two piece swimsuits. But I wore them only in the closet so I soon donated to charity all but my favorite. It was a string bikini of metallic material, too brief to conceal and hold a tuck. It was fun in the closet, though. In the past month, I bought a three piece swimsuit, top, bottom, and swim skirt, at a deep discount end of season sale. I also bought an extra bottom to use alone in male mode.

I went swimming en femme only at hotels and only while traveling. I just get into my suit, throw on a long, loose shirt as a coverup, and walk to the hotel pool. I get into the water but never deep enough to wet my wig. The chore of trying to get chlorine out of the wig and the prospect of losing the wig while underwater discouraged getting my wig wet. I just walked around in the water like many old folks do. I sat for a while in the hot tub when there was one available. Usually, I do all this at the ends of the day, either early or late. There are fewer people in the pool then but I am more concerned about tan lines, so I use hotel pools in a manner that my swimsuit is never exposed to the sun while I am wearing it.

My most recent experience was last January. I try to take a week in Arizona every January. Every day that week, I got up early, dressed in leggings, sports bra, and a loose t shirt to go walking for an hour or so. I wore just enough makeup to deflect a beard shadow a little because I wanted to get out early and not delay. When I returned, I cooled off in the outdoor hotel pool, hitting the outdoor hot tub also. Hey, what can I say, it is Arizona in January, perfect weather for an early swim. The pool was adjacent to the complimentary breakfast area. By the time I was ready to shower and get on with the next part of my day, there was a lot of breakfast traffic. I just put on my coverup and flip flops and owned it, walking back to my room outdoors in pedestrian traffic like any woman returning from the pool. No problems at all.